This office creates, compiles,
maintains and distributes land information, which includes more
than maps, but information associated with land in Ozaukee
County. This office works with all county municipalities, State
and Federal government, as well as the regional planning
commission. The office is totally self-funded, by statute,
through revenue generated specifically for this function
collected through the Register of Deeds Office. No property levy
is applied.
Here, listed are the projects
and evaluation of this office for 2008:
1.
Oversee and maintain the county’s GIS System.
Correct and maintain the Parcel mapping for the County.
Assist the Sheriff’s department with developing an
accurate base map to be utilized in E911 Dispatch.
Assist with the Development of the County GIS website for
public access of the geographic data.
Develop additional data layers to be use in departments
throughout the County, i.e. Highway, Planning and Land Use.
2.
Accomplishments:
a.
Determined the accuracy level of the County parcel mapping and
took steps to correct County-wide parcel mapping
b.
Determined the accuracy of the E911 road centerline data,
identified the areas in which were causing locating problems
within the Computer Aided Dispatch system.
Worked with contracted vendor to begin the clean-up of
the data
c.
Assisted the County in claiming as much of the $489,000 wireless
911 grants funds which were applied for in 2005 and bringing
those funds back to the County.
d.
Established the County/Municipality Consortium to utilizes
resources and data-sharing throughout the County
e.
Began the implementation of a new software program for the
website design of the County GIS website which will allow easier
maintenance and updating of the website
f.
Implemented Geographic Information System software which enables
multiple editors and multiple viewers of the County geographic
information and data sets.
3.
Goals:
a.
Implement the County GIS website and
b.
Complete the QA/QC and corrections to the County parcel Mapping
dataset
c.
Import newly created accurate road centerline data into the
Sheriff’s Department CAD system and become fully compliant with
Phase 2 wireless call location.
d.
Continue with the County/Municipal Consortium to share the
County Website, data and knowledge with the local
municipalities.
e.
Begin the development of the data layers needed by other
departments, such as Planning and Land Use Management.
4.
Strengths
a.
Dedication
b.
Knowledge
c.
“out-side of the Box” thinking
d.
Active participating member of the WLIA (President 2009)
5.
Barriers with performance
a.
Staff to assist with the development and correction of the
County Datasets
b.
Computer and/or networking problems which slow the data creation
process
c.
Many high-priority projects going on simultaneously i.e.
website, parcel mapping, CAD mapping, Presidency of the WLIA.